Redirect my business mail

You should use this service to tell the Post Office that you would like to change the address that your business mail gets delivered to.

You can complete a redirection notice to redirect mail addressed to your business.

A common use case is if your business is moving offices.

A redirection notice will last for 6 months.

There are separate forms if you would like to:

• redirect your personal mail
• tell the Post Office that someone has died

How to redirect business mail

Complete the form

There are 2 ways to redirect your business mail. You can:

1. Tell the Post Office online

   Complete online form

2. Complete a paper redirection form

   You can either:

   1. Download and print the form from the Barbados Postal Service website.
   2. Collect a paper form from any Post Office.

   You must complete the paper form by hand and return it to any Post Office. You can pay the $30 BBD by credit or debit card, or in cash, at the branch.

What you will need to share

The redirection form asks you to share:

• the full name and National Identification number of the person applying on behalf of the business
• the business registration number
• the old address
• the new address
• start date of redirection
• end date of the redirection

After you have submitted the form

The person who is applying on behalf of the business must visit any Post Office, in person, to:

1. Sign the form.
2. Verify your identity with your National ID card.
3. Present the Certificate of Incorporation with the official stamp.

If you complete the online redirection form, the Post Office cashier will ask for the reference number on the confirmation email.

After the Post Office has processed your request

The Barbados Postal Service will begin to deliver your mail to your new address from the start date you gave on the form.

Your redirection notice will last for a maximum of 6 months. After the notice has expired, all mail will be delivered to the address it has on it. Therefore, you should update the relevant people and businesses on your new address.

The Post Office is responsible for this service.